Deni Avdija
The Persian leopard named after the NBA star arrives at the Safari
A Persian leopard named Deni, after Deni Avdija, arrived at the Ramat Gan Safari to mate with Noa as part of a European breeding program.
No. 50: Deni Avdija, Matt Turner, Zach Hyman, Oscar Gloukh, and Daniel Peretz
Avdija: 'I won't allow anyone to question my commitment to the national team and the country'
Representing Israel proudly, Saraf looks to build promising rookie season in Brooklyn - interview
The Deni effect in Deni Avidija's NBA career - comment
Depending on his longevity, Avdija has a chance to become an unofficial ambassador for Israel, similar to the likes of Gal Gadot.
New season, new goals for Deni Avdija
Back from injury for the Washington Wizards, Israeli sophomore preaches patience and growth.
Wizards' Deni Avdija reportedly out for season with broken ankle
Avdija will undergo an MRI exam on Thursday but is not believed to need surgery, according to the report.
Deni Avdija navigating the learning curve
Israeli rookie exhibits positive perspective on highs and lows of 1st season with Washington Wizards
Subpar Euroleague campaign for Maccabi Tel Aviv
With high hopes after last year’s condensed continental success, yellow-and-blue falls flat.
Avdija wears special message on sneakers for Holocaust Remembrance Day
Avdija came in to the court wearing black and wrote the word "Yizkor" - which means "remember" - on his sneakers.
Avdija and Wizards fall to Knicks at MSG
Israeli rookie scores 14 points in first performance at iconic New York arena, but fouls out
Israeli athlete Deni Avdija named to NBA’s Rising Stars team
Avdija, 20, has had an up-and-down rookie season, in part because of contracting COVID-19, which sidelined him for three weeks in January.
Washington Wizards to host Jewish Heritage night
Former NBA player Omri Casspi will also play a part in the event.
Washington Wizards launch Hebrew Instagram for Deni Avdija's Israeli fans
Yaron Talpaz, formerly the chief marketing officer for the Israeli Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball club, will lead the Wizards’ Hebrew coverage, the team said in a news release.
